Evening Star Newspaper, May 16, 1926, Page 31

MAY 16, 1926—PART 1. ‘31 ==NO INTEREST ON CHARGE ACCOUNTS®s: ez R THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. amesssoseene ™ CHARGE ACCOUNTS TNV ITED S5y roesnse s | T T s $1 Perfume Charge $1.25 Webster’s 50 Sheets Wax 5S¢ Handkerchiefs 1 p " ¢ six for 196 || 29¢ Stationery $1 Photo Albums Dictionaries Paper Atomizer Iccouf:ls Wit This Cou- ."\:’itl.l.'.l‘hu Coupon 21c| Jith This Coupon 73 || With This s Cowon 5OC | wien Thie . J0€ T | ot nvite and . . i Rt With This C Only | ! . Gilt Edge Correspondence Photograph Albums, loose- Woabsvers Disiionarisstle ol et ! .6§" At Cards, four colors in box: envelopes to match. Tomor- row at 2I¢, with this coupon only. (S) Fiity shcets, size 12318 Women's ‘and Children’s Handkerchiefs, novelty lawns, with embroidered corners others with rolled edges. (S) black cloth cover v red edges, for school, office and home use \leaf style. Fifty leaves, size 7x11 inches; brown or black cloth covers (S) M | i “Z omplete inches; pure white, heavily waxed quality Be Sure to Read Other 4 Pages Men’s $1, $1.25, $1.50, $2 and | $2.50 Athletic Union Suits 5 PAGES TODAY (Stationery Dept.—First Floor.) ($) ‘Sale of $2.50 All-Silk Washable Flat Crepe B - - e o _— - Bl . - - - — 40 Inches Wide—Pure Dye Quality in a Complete Range of New Colors ? This is one of the outstanding values of the Challenge Sale—sure to be recog- ‘ nized as such by women who have scen these lovely washsilks setling elsewhere A at $2.50 a yard.- N 40 inches wide, pure dye silk of exceptional quality—firm woven and durable. I'he assortment includes the following shades: A f‘ White —Tile 0Old Rose —Silver ~—1:urquoiw YARD J —Peach Powder Nude __Pervenche —Fallow Every New » Unquestionably one of the greatest valuc-giving Orchid Navy -Orchid _Lipstick Red —Pencil Blue Col ! ts of its kind i hist v, Tell all your men b Jade Osk Buff C Kiss =il H <l E EVENLS SOl NS MANTRINEOULHIStOLY, g —~Miami Rose -—Lanvin Green —Black POCOR ST —Ete. f friends, and let them, too, enjoy the privilege of lyunn" $1.39 Radi ; “i their Summer Underwear at these wonderful savings! $2.19 All-Silk Printed Crepe éroad?:loltl};“ 2 ‘ We want to emphasize more than anything else the ‘h!rm'(;“'ma,h,rl,\'h«‘vi‘(‘:fv‘xfio.]ve;l::w-vx?";nl ) Sinch Radiom - $2.39 Satin Ch i 1 an Pt designs spon- adeloth, - - J i superior making and high-class workmanship of every B g e ’ ptss D T — g mer frocks. 40 inches wide. All pure fabric that silk Satin Char- | union suit in this sale. They are the kind particular e ”“'m} waktn BIDY and. etktis .qu«:lfié;’f'\ 79 men want. You will delight in choosing irom the large assortment of ‘pat- | ¥ Iich, aphearunce as long us satinface qual in street and evening shades and black. $3 Satin Canton Crepe Full 54 inches wide—note the extra width. A rich, satin-face grade, in | such desirable colors Palmetto Fallow, Rosewood, Oak Buff, Chantilly. | . Gray, Empire Blue, Frost, Mountain Haze. Marie Antoinette, Tan, Navy and Black terns and color combinations well as black and white, $2 Chifion Taffeta $’ Crepe de Chine 35-inch Taf inch_All feta Silk, extra R e fine, soft lhl{{rm e, of finish ptionally fine all pure s Plenty of the ty, firm and close woven. sought-aft v biue and black. In @ complete assortment of street as well as street and evenin es, including shades and chan plenty of nd whit : The Materials Are: Genuine Broadcloth—Colored Striped Pongee —Soisette— Porous Meshes—Satin Striped Soisette—Checked Nainsook—and many other superior quality cloths. Sleeveless style, with closed crotch; full cut across the chest, extra long trunks. All regular sizes, 34 to 50. Regulation or side-leg-opening styles. The majority are perfect—some have slight oil stains. Goldenberg’s—First Floor. $2.50 Silk Crepe de Chine Teddies and Step-ins $1.69 \ beautiful assortment of styles featured at this low price for to- morrow's Challenge Sale. Of fine quality crepe de chine, in lovely new colors of peach, flesh, orchid and maize. Tailored models, | others with dainty imported laces ‘and medallions or insets. Re- markable values at $1.69 for choice. Extraordinary Challengé Sale Feature! 7 Men’s Two-Pants Suits $14.88 g Brand-new Spring Styles and Patterns—for Men, Young Men College Men and High School Students An unusual clothing sale—take our word for it! Only in a Chal- lenge Sale, such as this store holds once a season, is it possible to find such remarkable values at such a low price. Conservative men and college men alike find their suits here in this sale priced many dollars below the real value. Well tailored of good-wearing fabrics. in the season's most desirable styles. Double Ivrm~ted single breasted and conservative models. Choice of a well ~elerled line of colors —blue, brown, olive, tan, gray and green. Stripes. plaids and mixtures. Regular sizes. 33 to 42. Men’s Khaki Pants, $1.08 Pair Men’s Khaki Pants in dark shade. full cut and well made, with belt foops. cuff bottoms and flaps, with button on hip pockets. Sizes 28 to 50, waist measurement Seventoldenberg's—First Floor—Clothing Stere for Men—Direct Entrance from o - In every way these shirts are made to give the sort of satisfaction men expect in FINE shirts! Cut big and full—non-shrinkable beaded neckbands, pearl buttons, full-cut sleeves that won't cramp, cuffs that won't shrink. Every year held as one of the big fea- | tures of our Challenge Sale—this is a real Challenge | shirt offering! The materials include: —Genuine Broadcloth, with rich luster, in neckband or collar-attached style. White, tan, I blue and gray. —Rayon Striped Madras Shirts, in neckband style. New striped patterns. . 5 —Blackstone and other fine quality Woven Madras, in neckband style. New stripes in light and dark effects. —Mercerized Prints, in neckband style. Stripes, plaids, figures and novelty patterns. —Many other fine shirting falmce : Sizes 14 to 17, all regular sleeve lengths. Every shirt guaranteed fast color Every shirt perfect, Men'’s 35¢ Hose, 14¢ Men’s $1 | Men'’s $1.50 Stight Trregulars Union Suits, 64c | Night Robes, 96c Mercerized Lisle Half Hose, 3 & e | reinforced with double sole and o ;::1(!‘1\::“[ ’V;& t;\"\.fi.:mdnlrl:m toe, high-spliced heel. Black and s aelice moct dnlslietican PIE Sl dans, i e sty Shable braid or plain tailored. . closed crotch and flat lock seams. | Tullcut ~sizes. Perfect Goldenberg's—First Floor. Perfect quality garments. Women’s $1.50 to $2.75 Athletic Underwear Geldenberg's—Third Floor. Charge Accounts Invited. $2 “P. N.” Corsets, $1.39 I.aced-back models, of fancy pink-striped material, with clastic top and long skirt—uwide front clasp. Correct models for average and stout figures. All sizes 27 to 36. Regular $1.69 “C. and H. ” Corselettes, $1.29 The popular “C. and H.” make, of fancy rayon and cotton bro- cade tabric; hook side, boned front and back; elastic V insert over hips. Excellent models. Sizes 32 to 46. Goldenberg’s—Second Floor.—Charge Accounts Invited. 25¢ to S0c Key Kases, 10c - - Lifebuoy Soap TWO Cakes.. ... $2 Boudoir Lamps $1.29 $1.48 /I LIFEBUOY / ' \ N N N 7 Z N ! U ‘ Fountain Sy N i it i Samples, Surplus Lots and Slight Seconds From = 1 \ " et :‘;]:“""’ N *\ shade. in pretty a Famous Underwear Mill Lifebuoy Soap—the hygienic = with fittings. As- N N B e e - toilet_and bath soap. Special \ sorted stvies. N N ¥ wf::;;el‘t:;;ll: "ith : . : for Courtesy Day—TWO R _gFvers vac wuar N N prt g ot Women's Umbrellas of silk - ol 5 . CAKES for 9. i : 2 1 N - ades. Cord mixed glorias and taffetas in Women's Fine Crepe Kimo- n,,.“n,...r 5 N and plug. colors and black. Club-end ; nos, hand-embroidered _and o " ; N First Floor. ] styles, with aitractive handles, e K'y‘infi',“:ix'“l:y‘i f‘fii{’“’,‘; 2‘:”9‘}""‘,,""?:,‘.,“,,“2‘; 2z Nz j $1 95 OIIYX ran uli-ras. OIle Underwear secured at ex- ‘ tremely low prices from ' All-Silk Chiffon Stockings one oi the comtry's ew prlng oats i . = e largest underwear manu- ‘ Pure Thread Silk From Top to Toe! Classed as Slight Irregulars facturers. The very great 3 Iere’s a real value-giving event—such as i/ e . o ’ 3 savings make this an op- : only the Challenge Sale could produce! / v l\t i.t rall sonen {JO Pure silk hose of lovely chiffon weight. in portunity 1or all new colors to harmonize with Spring and | supply their Summer 1 " Summer frocks—and there’s the all-import- needs. ) ‘ { ant sequel—their little price! A dollar a ), Fine grade materials and i ; pair! | workmanship the best. The v . lot includes: ’ i Silk all the way up—from ~ White and Pink Voile, 71 toe to top, and all are full fash- { n ioned. Striped Voile, Fine Sheer ' 5] " 5 Batiste, Rayon Stripe i . In such desirable shades as— Batiste and Woven ’ ] Gun Metal ... Atmosphere ... Checks. ; g:i Nude . .. Shell ... Parchment. .. Made in bodice style, some 0 Rose-Taupe ... Moonlight ... with built-up shoulders. Choice , { h Grain Shadow . .. French Nude of white and pink. } S . . . ) i . Ik y ..and ‘”h,e"' Women’s $1 and $1.25 Athletic Union Suits . 4 Women's $1 Chiffon Si | Ghildren's 35c Socks, 2lc Sl Teegulars :! ] 3 | light I lars [E Stockm Sy 490 | Children’s Rayon s’nm 'é'o‘é‘xis in a wide range of Women'’s Athletic Union Suits of cross- N Slight T lars colors, with fancy silk tops. i i d bodi tyl d W hed th Kets f et t & |/ it e 1 s, < . barred muslin, made in bodice style an 5 e searched the coat markets for weeks—bought coats here N;\;;mp ql‘(‘;::;."er( ‘t‘}x«n?snaSig;o:t?:himn:: ‘Q'Ef.i'.e"%i | Women’s 25¢ StOCkmgs, 17¢ with built-up shoulder straps; others in } c i and there at unusually advantageous figures—and combined g {§ stripes at garter top. Good assortment of shades to | S“mm‘zlr'fl,‘:,g{:;“f";'a; ok, it buttonless style. White and pink. the 'II?I:S for this extraordinary Challege Sale offering! £ i choose from oo e L e e kR = e fine weave materials, the clever styles and the new | 1 Children’s 25¢ Socks, 15¢ for warm-weather wear. At l?(~!plir;7|’rc; pairs for Children’s V‘}’ms‘t Sulu.flm crO\S]S mrr:dm:l:l\:fll" ideal colors make this sale most appealing. h Children's Short Cotton Socks, with v«h\le“l:{vdlefl m«'f«lmuu'»—wm - unq‘ergarmcntc or hot weather. ight sec 45C The Popular Fabrics of the Season ! ind colored rayon (ny)~ Excellent wearing qual E s R Poirctshoen, Novelty Toeods, Overpleids and i Boys’ Athletic Union Suits, of cross- barred 4 Nobby Mixtures ’ o muslin and madras. Slight seconds of 85¢ grade 9 _ Tailored and sports models—some trimmed with fur collar 8 Bt e e s LS L e s sl 5 C in the new Spring mode. Straightline and circular styles, with ? C C tailored or puffed sleev: ) A\¥ Two-clasp Silk ! g : : Misses’ Athletic Union Suits, in bodice style and with The clever styles fcature trimmings of silk braid, fine tucks, silk ’ St foublet o fin- Full-length Georgette Sleeves, with built-up shoulders, hemstitched tops. Bloomer and loose <embroidery, gold tinsel braid, fancy buttons, etc. Patch or slash pock- e e lpg Paris shirring at wrist in black, brown, 1 Pink and white checks. Slight sec- ets. Linings of crepe de chine or fancy materials. gers; embroidered and ban Worehid, pink. honeydew, ‘old rose, N | knee styles. Pink and white c ght sc 6 Q ¢ Springs newest colors of Navy, Gray, Green, Rust, Powder and ( point backs. White, black and @ henna, navy, tan, copen, etc. onds of $1.00 and $1.25 grades T Wikhets » Gray, : : ’ il color s Fint Floor. A Complete range of sizes—I6 to d6—for misscs and women. % First Fl Goldenberg's loor.—Charge Accounts I NO INTERERT ON CHARGE ACCOUNTSWW&.:WM@]A RGE ACCOUNTS INVITED,